🗣️ Post 1: OpenAI's ChatGPT Agent casually clicks through "I am not a robot" verification

As posted by: joak  |  🔥 Points: 19

🔗 https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2025/07/openais-chatgpt-agent-casually-clicks-through-i-am-not-a-robot-verification-test/

💬 Summary

Maybe they should change the button to say, "I am a robot"? On Friday, OpenAI's new ChatGPT Agent, which can perform multistep tasks for users, proved it can pass through one of the Internet's most common security checkpoints by clicking Cloudflare's anti-bot verification—the same checkbox that's supposed to keep automated programs like itself at bay. ChatGPT Agent is a feature that allows OpenAI's AI assistant to control its own web browser, operating within a sandboxed environment with its own virtual operating system and browser that can access the real Internet. Users can watch the AI's actions through a window in the ChatGPT interface, maintaining oversight while the agent completes tasks. The system requires user permission before taking actions with real-world...

🗣️ Post 2: I Tried to Replace Myself with ChatGPT in My English Classroom

As posted by: mrjaeger  |  🔥 Points: 3

🔗 https://lithub.com/what-happened-when-i-tried-to-replace-myself-with-chatgpt-in-my-english-classroom/

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My students call it “Chat,” a cute nickname they all seem to have agreed on at some point. They use it to make study guides, interpret essay prompts, and register for classes, turning it loose on the course catalog and asking it to propose a weekly schedule. They use it to make their writing sound more “professional,” including emails to professors like me, fearing that we will judge them for informal diction or other human errors. Article continues after advertisement Like many teachers at every level of education, I have spent the past two years trying to wrap my head around the question of generative AI in my English classroom. To my thinking, this is a question that ought to...

🗣️ Post 3: Show HN: I built a tool that turns OpenAPI specs into an agent

As posted by: red93  |  🔥 Points: 3

🔗 https://www.pitch31.ai/

💬 Summary

Hey everyone! A couple of weeks ago I was exploring how to integrate multiple LLMs into one project, and I had this idea: what if I could leverage AI to interact with APIs in natural language?

After chatting with my cofounder, we were both intrigued. So I opened up Cursor and hacked together a prototype. After a few iterations, we had a working alpha: by dropping an OpenAPI file, we were able to get an AI Agent that understands it and can call those APIs using natural language. The Agent understood every prompt, made the right API calls and even auto-corrected bad payloads.

For internal APIs, auth is always tricky, so we added a system that supports API keys and credentials client-side only. Tokens are never stored on our backend. We also integrated it with Postman, so you can easily import your collections.

We imagine different use-cases and plan to add integrations (Stripe, Slack, CRMs, etc) and allow users to embed it where they want (for example on their platforms, so that their end-users can chat with the APIs and perform actions).

Looking for early users and feedbacks.

🗣️ Post 4: What I learned from reading students' ChatGPT logs

As posted by: Brajeshwar  |  🔥 Points: 3

🔗 https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jul/27/it-wants-users-hooked-and-jonesing-for-their-next-fix-are-young-people-becoming-too-reliant-on-ai

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Student life is hard. Making new friends is hard. Writing essays is hard. Admin is hard. Budgeting is hard. Finding out what trousers exist in the world other than black ones is also, apparently, hard. Fortunately, for an AI-enabled generation of students, help with the complexities of campus life is just a prompt away. If you are really stuck on an essay or can’t decide between management consulting or a legal career, or need suggestions on what you can cook with tomatoes, mushrooms, beetroot, mozzarella, olive oil and rice, then ChatGPT is there. It will to listen to you, analyse your inputs, and offer up a perfectly structured paper, a convincing cover letter, or a workable recipe for tomato and...

🗣️ Post 5: AI just killed billion dollar palm reading industry

As posted by: airocker  |  🔥 Points: 2

🔗 https://chatgpt.com/share/68886def-21f0-8005-82ae-3fb627420f54

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